AXOR design partners. With visions for the bathroom.

The future of the bathroom. AXOR passion. The objective is to think ahead. Conceptually or related to the product. Far removed from concrete specifications. Frequently causing a revolution in the sanitation industry. And on the design scene.

AXOR selects the top creative designers from a wide variety of disciplines and cultures. From architects to product designers. And learns from their perspectives. From the individual strengths of the creative thinkers. With the aim of establishing new technology and materials today. Startling. Invaluable. Perfection.

GamFratesi. A meeting of two cultures.

A young, successful design duo: Dane Stine Gam (born in 1975) and her Italian design colleague Enrico Fratesi (born in 1978). For AXOR, they created “Zen” for the AXOR WaterDream 2016. A concept faucet made of bamboo. Designed to resemble a traditional Japanese fountain.

In 2006, they established their own studio. Based in Copenhagen. They are known for their minimalist style. Danish furniture and craftsmanship merged with an Italian conceptual feel. A combination of the traditional and the modern.

David Adjaye. Star of the English architectural scene.

David Adjaye: For the AXOR WaterDream 2016, he designed “Ritual”. A faucet concept with a new combination of materials in stone and bronze.

Born in 1966, the British designer has worked with leading architects. Including Sir David Chipperfield. These days, he takes on a pioneering role himself. In architecture, interior design, exhibition design and photography. His designs are considered highly unique.

In 2000, he founded “Adjaye Associates”. He has branches in London, Berlin and New York. Adjaye has published several books on architecture.

Werner Aisslinger. Industrial design made in Berlin.

“Home of the Future” and “Loftcube”. Both internationally acclaimed visions relating to the future of interior design from Werner Aisslinger. And furnished with AXOR faucets. AXOR’s relationship with the designer became closer with the AXOR WaterDream 2016. The result was the concept faucet “The Sea and the Shore”.

Werner Aisslinger (born in 1964) studied industrial design at the Berlin University of the Arts. In 1993, he established “Studio Aisslinger”. His clients in product design and for architectural concepts are major furniture manufacturers, luxury brands and lifestyle brands.

Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec. The individualists of design.

The freedom of the user. In 2005, this motto gave rise to their AXOR WaterDream. This was the starting point for the collaboration with AXOR.

Ronan (born 1971) and Erwan (born 1976) have run their design studio in Paris since 1999. A fruitful symbiosis of two personalities. Both a work philosophy and a challenge. They have worked for well-known manufacturers such as Vitra, Kvadrat, Ligne Roset and Flos. Their works can be seen in international exhibitions and design museums around the world, including the Centre Pompidou in Paris and the MoMA in New York.

Inspiration from the best up-and-coming designers.

Ecole Cantonale d’art de Lausanne. The renowned University for Design and Art in Lausanne, Switzerland. Regularly among the top ten schools of art and design in the world.

AXOR provides a platform for up-and-coming designers on a regular basis. To work on concepts. To experiment with what they have learned. To enjoy freedom of design. For example, the AXOR WaterDream 2015. The resulting one-off designs in hand-blown glass demonstrate ways of achieving greater customization of faucets.